State Ex Rel. Juvenile Department v. Salmon

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• holding sufficient evidence of substantial pain where the victim “endured more than momentary pain, as evidenced by the subsequent swelling and eventual bruising of her face”
• observing that the victim “endured more than momentary pain”
• victim testified that it hurt when she was struck in the face with a relish container, and she experi- enced redness, swelling, and bruising
• where victim experienced a combination of pain, swelling, and bruising as a result of being struck in the face with a plastic container, victim suffered “physical injury”
• sufficient evi- dence of substantial pain where the victim “endured more than momentary pain” when blow to victim’s face caused “redness and swelling in the eye area” that lasted a day and a half, and “bruising occurred on the third day”

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